Press releases
Annika Saarikko as Minister of Family Affairs and Social Services in Sipilä's Government
Press release
11.7.2017 11.21
“We are going to have a busy and interesting autumn with the key project.”
News item
6.7.2017 13.55
Ministry of Social Affairs and Health has decided which projects receive funding from the Ministry’s Finland 100 grant programmes
Press release
5.7.2017 13.22
WHO published a report on Finland’s health security
News item
28.6.2017 13.19
Kristiina Hannula appointed as Director of STEA
News item
28.6.2017 12.36
How can doctors, nurses and patients promote patient safety?
News item
28.6.2017 12.32
Patient and client safety strategy to strengthen a cohesive healthcare and social welfare culture
Press release
28.6.2017 12.30
Changes to departments and units in the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health
Press release
28.6.2017 12.29
Adolescent smoking declines further, decrease in alcohol use has levelled off
Press release
28.6.2017 9.32
New quality recommendation to support good health and functional capacity of older population
Press release
26.6.2017 15.10
Costs of seeking care in another EU country will be smaller
Press release
1.6.2017 13.21
International community must work for gender equality
Column
29.5.2017 10.08
World Health Organization (WHO) selects a new Director-General
Press release
22.5.2017 8.46
Finland to establish a new Arctic network on occupational health and safety
News item
19.5.2017 9.30
Prevention of antimicrobial resistance requires cooperation across administrative boundaries
Press release
12.5.2017 12.00
European Committee of Social Rights announces its decision on minimum social security provision in Finland
Press release
10.5.2017 11.00
Positive change in workplaces is possible
Press release
9.5.2017 15.21
Government proposes to increase freedom of choice in health and social services
Press release
9.5.2017 9.57
Preparation of the new Alcohol Act studies Helsinki Court of Appeal’s judgment on distance selling of alcoholic beverages
Press release
24.4.2017 16.04
A total of 58 new psychoactive substances banned
Press release
20.4.2017 14.16